Roger Clemens Drills Matt Nokes Yankee Stadium FULL VERSION
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- Опубликовано: 9 фев 2025
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I remember watching this game back in the day!! You got a lot of respect from me and my friends when you smoked it right back to Clemens like that!! Hope you are doing well and still have that golden arm!!✌️
@@alexmajors7915 Thank you I appreciate that you thought it was memorable. Good luck and keep up the good work in your life.
Loved nokes as a kid in detroit. Met him at a grocery store signing autos on my birthday. It was the best day ever
Me too. I took a picture with him and a signed ball. Loved Matt Nokes.
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I’m 49 years old and I’ve never seen a batter catch a pitch and fire it back at the mound. That’s pretty wild! 😄
I saw it once, in Little League (1956).
The crazy thing is Clemens is also the only pitcher I can think of when a pitcher threw a bat back at a batter a decade later against piazza 😂 Absolutely hilarious when you think about it
The best was Doc Ellis when he said he was going to hit every player on the Reds. He hit Pete Rose, and Pete just laughed, picked the ball up, and underhanded it back to him.
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The announcers making excuses for Clemens is pathetic!!!
Jon Miller and Joe Morgan
Morgan hated the Yankees...
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Loved Matt Nokes when he played for the Tigers. When i was a kid i always thought he looked like Luke Skywalker 🤣
he does look like him
@@archiethedadgamer7580 the dude Doug Masters in Iron Eagle 🤔
He does
OH DAMN! He does!😂😂
@@EnlightnMe48I always thought that, too!
Talk about absorbing 100% of the energy from that pitch! Ouch! Then fired it back like a boss!
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"Why wouldn't they hang out in the bullpens and fight out there? " Three decades later, we're still asking the same question.
I never thought of it like that 😮
Because you can't always get easy access to the other teams bullpen. You couldn't in this stadium specifically.
And because the actions going on in the field.
The real question should be why do most of them jog?
Pedo Clemmons hit him intentional.
Because they don't really want to fight. Plus, it's so boring out there that a jog to home plate can be their highlight of the game.
Who’s “we”?
Matt Nokes is a legend to anyone who was into baseball in the late eighties!! I still have his baseball card!! What a big set to just steam it back to Clemens!! Great to see this moment again!!✌️
I love how Roger nonchalantly catches the ball. Isn't caught off guard at all, lol.
No respect for clemens. This is why all pitchers should have to bat.
Damn great comment...I salute u friend
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I remember Shawn Estes on the Cubs threw at Clemens as a payback, but missed and it went behind him. Funny to see Clemens tipping his batting helmet to Estes so he wouldn't throw at him again. I Never liked Clemens. Take care Matt.
Thank you Mr. Nokes. When I was a kid we used to wait for the players to come out of their dressing rooms and hope to get autographs. I remember seeing you and you were real nice and signed my card. Wanted to thank you and really enjoy watching your videos too. They bring back alot of happy memories. Wishing you the best.
Great stuff, Matt! I always appreciated the way you handled things in NY! All the best to you!
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@@MattNokesOfficial I’m already subscribed, Matt! One of the best moments for me on RUclips recently was finding your channel and watching the Clemens Standoff. I look forward to more content as I’ve been a fan of yours since I pulled your first Topps cards in pinstripes. You’re an excellent ambassador for our New York Yankees and how baseball should be played.
The announcer defending Clemens is ridiculous
That announcer is Joe Morgan. lmfao
Hall of Famer Joe Morgan
Joe Morgan is in Cooperstown as a player. As an announcer he has to buy a ticket like every other ham and egger.
@@timmytv7554He can carpool with Clemens 4lyfe
“If Clemens threw at him intentionally” c’mon Joe it’s Roger fuckin Clemens. Of course it was intentional
Clemens earned his way out of the hall of fame. Total punk.
I completely agree with you...
If being a punk kept you out of the HOF you can get rid of numerous players already in that are punks
Umm that was because of the juice....softie😂
@@sean5520 True. But Clemens is beyond Punk. More like Jackass. Big wuss can't deal with a ball being thrown back to him.
Like him or hate him… Roger made it fun to watch.
Then clemens goes on to throw the broken bat head of piazza at piazzas feet....mustve been the roid rage
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Hey, Matt! I remember you. You guys made a great run in 1987. I was hoping for a repeat of what happened in 1984. You guys almost made it. Then the Tigers lost in the World Series in 2006 and 2012 and then fell just short of going to the World Series in 2013. Former Tiger manager Jim Leyland got inducted in the Baseball Hall Fame and had his number retired by the Tigers just recently. I hope that the Tigers come great once again.
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Steroids a hell of a drug
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I’m Rick James
I was 13 watching this game. Nokes taking that shot from Clemens was unbelievable. Never seen it since. They need to show that clip when promoting the rivalry instead of Pedro throwing Zimmer down all the time.
Yeah but Zimmer has Red Sox history too. I mostly like that clip
Zimmer replays are so boring these days they played it so many times i dont even watch it or anything i usually skip the pedro vs zimmer
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I can’t believe the announcers were acting that there is a shred of doubt that that wasn’t 100 percent on purpose
@@aaronlowinger4465 please tell me you didn't quote Greg gutfeld? I am embarrassed for you I have to go away down oh my god that's crazy
And laughing about it.
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Matt, you were my favorite baseball player back in 1990-91 when I was playing catcher in high school, and this moment vs that A-hole Clemens solidified your status as TRULY LEGENDARY!!! 👍💪
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Clemens was a coward who hid behind the DH his whole career. If he tried that crap in NL, he would've ended up in the hospital
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Clemens was fearless. He wasn’t scared of anybody
He hit for himself with the Astros for several years. Was a decent hitter by pitcher standards.
Sunday Night Baseball with Jon Miller and Joe Morgan. It doesn't get any better than that.
Horrible slide
These guys were baseball for me when I was a child growing up watching baseball
I still don't know why Joe Morgan was never a manager. I think he would have been great.
Was Harold Reynolds also on with them?
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Is this Joe Morgan and Jon Miller announcing tandem? What a joy to listen to them taking the banter to an art form, weaving in and out of what happens in game and their experiences and vast knowledge of baseball.
To each their own but I couldn’t stand these two guys. I’d much rather listen to Harry and Steve do Cubs games……and I’m a Cards fan.
Best ever
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Clemens drilled him on purpose and then got upset because Matty Nokes showed him up
@@larrydanadavid2435 as a Yankees fan that’s how baseball STILL should be. You can’t do that now. It’s a batter’s game - batter’s doing all the bat tossing and getting away with it. I wish pitchers still had the say in things. Can’t stand the bat flips.
@@AyeAye-Ronthat’s, ahem, how shall we say this so delicately…Well, MATT NOKES (we’ll use as an example) wouldn’t have done that showboating sh*t.
@@sec9788 the baseball I grew up to love was it was the pitcher’s batter’s box. Come up to bat humble. Toss a bat or jog you’ll get dinged in your next at bat
@@AyeAye-Ron Now they’d just cut the pitcher or send him back down in the minors never to be heard of again for not allowing the batter to: EXXPREEESSSSS himself 🙄😆.
@@sec9788 I’m not a fan of today’s baseball - rule changes, etc. the game was already perfect with its human error umpires.
Matt " no jokes " Nokes
Nokes was an underrated player. Was he a HOF player? No. Was he a gritty guy who constantly had clutch hits? Yes.
The "underated" plague on RUclips is pathetic. No such thing as underated or overrated. Only to you maybe. So it means nothing.
Like a Jeff McNeil
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Fun fact: There have been 7656 punches thrown in MLB brawls and only 5 have landed. 4 of them were by Nolan Ryan lol. I'm just kidding guys
I didn't know Matt Nokes had a channel. That's awesome! I used to love watching him with the Tigers. I'm subscribing🤘
The other one was Daryl Strawberry
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I was at that game when Nolan Ryan got into a fight with Robin Ventura. The whole stadium erupted.
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one of the most badass things I ever saw. Matty you are a freaking LEGEND.
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As a Yankee fan, Roger Clemens was (is) such a piece of crap. Couldn't stand him even while he was on the team.
I would rather have had David Wells all those years Roger was on the team. No reason to make that trade.
Agreed
Agreed.
Never considered him a Yankee, and when the steroid usage came to light, it sunk him even further.
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Remember this well and it was freaking awesome. Nokes bullied the bully.
Wow! I've never seen this. Incredible that your armpit caught a 95mph Clemens fastball, damn! Clemens is such an easy player to despise. He'd later go on to nearly kill Piazza with a fastball to the skull a few years after this.
History showed who is really is. That's his legacy. I wish Piazza threw the bat back.
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I remember Nokes! He was a tuff player. Too bad he was on those bad Yankees teams late '80s - early '90s. Dark days of bad Yankees baseball. The last time they had losing seasons. They were horrible bottom feeders back then.
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Clemens clearly hit him on purpose
and
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My brother and I watched almost every game that season. Nokes' mullet rules.
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Batter has a monumental moment in baseball history on a whim. Good for him!
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I loved Clemens when he played for the Yankees but I don’t blame Matt Nokes he probably was in pain after that pitch. He’s a better man for throwing the ball back to him rather than throwing the bat at him.
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I kept waiting for something to happen. Wasted 9:00 minutes.
Amen brother!
Nothing after the hit by pitch, lame!
Calm down my guy ur life a ish u just another ANT 🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜
Thx for the tip
Me too wtf
Watching these older games shows just how much faster the game is today with the inclusion of the pitch clock.
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I guess a ball fired back at you with your glove on is better than having a jagged-edged broken barrel of a bat flung in your direction (2000 WS Game 2, broken bat thrown at Mike Piazza by Clemens).
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Jokes should've fired it back at Clemens head! Love Matt! Went to my HS, Patrick Henry in San Diego. Also produced Rickey Williams .
Nokes. Fat fingered that one!
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As a red sox fan i always felt the stink of arrogance from clemons!!! I didnt care if he won a thousand games i hated him.
That's because he's a fucking Texan
You hate him so much you don't even know how to spell his name!!
*Clemens
As a Yankees fan I agree completely
Then you was goofy son
It's too bad Clemens wasn't in the National League during his career. His HBP stat would've put him in the HOF.
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Catching Clemens is tough enough but Nokes does it with bat in hand, no catchers mit, and with his armpit. And then throws it back. Awesome. Clemens ought to have tipped his hat.
If only he wasn't self-absorbed, he would have.
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@MattNokesOfficial Thanks for replying. I'm a lifelong Tigers fan & was saddened when you were traded to the yanks. God Bless!
Clemens was always a punk.And this is coming from a Yankee fan. I never could stand him and he wasn't a money pitcher. Peace out.
yep, but he was bad azz punk.
Astros are you're daddys
@@bobnewfart You mean the documented and convicted cheaters? Moron.
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Hey Fat Roger! How’s your flame roasted chicken franchise working out?
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September 15th, 1991 is the game.
Yankees lost to Boston 5-4
@@markmessore9569 They lost an awful lot of games that year. I remember those days well and good. At least I used to like my fellow Yankees fans back then. Nowadays, they're a bunch of spoiled rotten, entitled sh*ts, with rocks for brains.
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I can't wrap my head around how a guy can steal a base after a shot to the ribcage like that.
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Nobody at this time knew Clemens was roid raged most of the time.
i don’t think he started until he went to toronto
There is no proof clemens ever took steroids
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Wow! This game is a blast from the past.. Matt Nokes, Kevin Maas, they were called the Baby Bombers as my memory serves me. There were three others, I believe Oscar Ozacar but can't remember the other two.. Stump Merrill as the Yanks Skipper. I'm certainly sure it was the baseball season of 1990..
Hensley Muelens and Mike Blowers, too.
@@jkbezo1 Bingo! That's it! Those are the other 2 players, thank you so much for sharing that.. Appreciate it!
@@CoolHand971 No worries! They were all young exciting players at the time for the Yankees back then. All of them ended up playing on different teams years later. But, they were the lone bright spots for bad Yankees teams back then. Late '80s - early '90s. 4 straight losing seasons. Dark days for NYY. Too many older washed up vets, injuries, and constant manager changes. Of course the rest was history after the rebuild. lol. Multiple WS titles later on.
@@jkbezo1 True! They were excited to watch, they played their hearts out for us trying to give us entertainment, whatever was left during that dismal season of 1990.
One of the 5 baby bombers, Kevin Maas, most of his 21 dingers were monstrous shots, I was hoping he would had a bright future with the Yanks, but unfortunately it didn't turn out that way, he didn't have a chance to play for them again the following season...
@@CoolHand971 I remember all of that!
As for Maas, he hung around a few more seasons. If I recall, had the same issue as Oscar Azocar. Struck out a lot, swung for the fences too often. Oscar ended up getting traded to San Diego and played with the Padres for a lil bit. Maas ended up with the Twins and then on to Japan.
I have an autographed Phil Plantier card that ain't worth jack shit. lol
😂
Padres Legend!
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Matt the underrated part of this is how you caught that!
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Joe Morgan never said anything right. Every time something happened, Joe Morgan made it seem like there was a rule for it. He was horrible at commentating. The worst.
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Clemons was always a clown
Who? His name is Clemens, not Clemons.
@@danman6669 Nah. It's Clemons
@@nerffaunaFacts. Just looked it up and its Clemons.
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That was badass by nokes
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Clemens is staring down Nokes’ rib cage the entire pitch.
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And then became a Yankee 😂😂
Would have been the most gangster thing ever if Nokes had just casually flipped it back to Clemons
His name is Clemens, not Clemons.
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@@danman6669 No, it's Clemons
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Matt Nokes is definitely a legend for that!😅
Clemens had a lot of roid rage.
Not in Boston that was before. He should be in the HOF anyway.
@@bobnewfart i agree with you - he dominated batters in the steroids era
@@claude122 No he dominated batters both before and after.
@@bobnewfart thats my point lol he should be in the HOF
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Played a 'C' League Softball game with Clements once. He was all business.
He brought a whole bag of Baseball gloves.
CALLED TIME OUT TO SWITCH GLOVES in the 3rd inning.
In a C. LEAGUE GAME!!!!! 🤣😭
That should give you a clue about the 'Rocket'.
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I hate the DH rule. Pitchers who had to hit for themselves at least had to face the music 2-3 times each game. Cowards
yeah, and it would speed up the games! this is what mlb baseball is all about! mlb used to be about the fans. NOW baseball is all about tv and getting the games over with!!! and having the pitchers bat would shorten the game. most can't hit.
@@samuelmoulds1016 it also makes the managers have to use more strategy. Pinch hitting, sac bunts, double switches, etc
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As a Dodger fan, I completely agree with Nokes and would have done the same only faster
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As a Yankees fan, I miss the rivalry between the Yanks and Red Sox. Since Pedro tossed Don Zimmer it has since fizzled with sunshine and flowers between the two teams.
Exactly, the rivalry is dead and it ain't never coming back, it's a love fest now,
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OMG! @2:45 Ump throws the ball to Clemens. Another brawl?
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I can’t believe it was that long ago
Wasn't that the same year Andy Hawkins tossed a no hitter and lost? 🤔 That's the way it went for the Yankees in those years.
@@EnlightnMe48 1990.
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Did he come over to apologize or what
There's no D in Roger.
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I also growing up in south west mich, loved matt nokes, was pissed when we traded him
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Clemens was always a goon. I hope he never gets into the HOF.
He won't.
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Clemens got the 'Roid Rage going on...
He was definitely on steroids. His pitching stats were bogus
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Did we need the “full version” though? 🤷🏻♂️
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You know what else happened that year? A home plate collision with Albert Belle that Albert got the worst of. Would love to hear your thoughts on that one
Matt you were the man! I remember plenty of your upper deck shots to RF at the old stadium!
Those early 90’s Yankee teams were my favorite and we will always remember you and your sweet swing!
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I was 13 in ‘87. You made me forget about Lance Parrish real quick.
Cannnnooottttttttt stand Clemens!
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He got drilled by the pitch. How dare he throw the ball back at the guy who drilled him, who is wearing a glove.
anyone know what year this was?
September 15, 1991.
I was going to say 1991 but homeboy also gave the exact date. I’m sure he’s correct.
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Jon Morgan and Joe Miller. What a team!
... and throwing a broken bat barrel at Piazza years later was okay?
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I remember watching this game.
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@@MattNokesOfficial When I saw this, I thought things were going to get worse. On the other hand, I don't subscribe on RUclips.
There's no "d" in Roger
Yeah, who the heck is RODGER Clemens?
In this case if you make Roger monosyllabic, it would be spelled in french as in a "Rogue" pitch. 😅
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Wow, when I was a kid I met Kevin Maas his rookie season. Blast from the past with this yankees team.
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That was awesome
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Clemons didn’t looked surprised, he saw that coming, lol.
Very Cool Matt, you should have autographed it for Roger first, lol. Have you been to an MLB game this year?
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I like it. Pitchers typically don’t catch much consequence for drilling people and they all have thrown at batters. Nokes just showed him up a little. Clemens surely was embarrassed as he couldn’t quickly call it even and move on.
personally, I don't think Nokes was showing him up! I think Nokes was angry and instinctive. you notice how he 'eyed' Roger. I AM quite sure he did not know what to expect from Clemons. when I played, if I got hit, I'd put on a show! I'd holler, "I'M HURT! I'M HURT!!" coaches would come out. I'd holler, "I'll STAY IN THE GAME, BUT I'M HURT!!!" after the next pitch, I'd be standing on 2nd base.
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@@samuelmoulds1016Whether he meant to or not he embarrassed Clemens there. I like it. Pitchers don’t face any consequence when they drill a batter and 90+ mph projectiles hurt quite a bit. A little embarrassment seems just.
God Clemens is such a woman
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I have never understood why the batters don't run at the pitchers with the bat and crack them with it. Specially against Roid Rage clemens
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@@MattNokesOfficial Whoa, the real Matt Nokes. The man who caught Jim Abbotts No-Hitter. Who landed a plane on the San Diego i15. Youre a good guy, I understand why you would not "cross the line" and swing a bat at Clemens head. But if there was ever a man who deserved it, that was him. Baseballs thrown at nearly 100mph hurt too
Clemons was a bully
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Hey Roger ….hows that HoF bid going ?😂🤣😂
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He was the greatest too watch as a fan
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I remember watching this game as a kid and really wanting Nokes to just take off from 2nd and tackle Clemens.
Is Clemens a top 5 all time petty shithead?
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He struck out but a decent at bat by Kevin Maas, and how LONG did he take to throw 4 pitches to Espinoza? Like 5 mins. Should’ve had the clock back then LOL
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I thought it was great he threw it back. Clemens absolutely did it on purpose
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Nokes probably still bruised to this very day.
He bruised clemons ego more on that day!
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When I think about greatest pitchers of all time, Clemens never comes to mind.
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😊 Tons of HOFers out there that nite! The dbag roid rager Roger Clemens, pesky Matt Nokes, the swing and miss, feast or famine HR or die Kevin Maas the great, the SD Padre legend Phil Plantier, the power sluggin Alvaro Espinosa!
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Clemens was a bully on the mound
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I bet the video box nazis were crying on those 2 sliders that were called strikes on Espinoza.
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